This 1996 Deere 653E is a feller buncher, a purpose-built forestry machine designed to grip standing trees, cut them at the base, and hold them before placing them on the ground or in a pile — sometimes referred to as a timber harvester in general field use. John Deere is a globally recognised manufacturer of agricultural, construction, and forestry equipment with a long-established presence across those industries.
The seller notes that this machine is equipped with a rotary saw head, commonly called a roto saw or disc saw, rather than a bar saw. This type of cutting attachment uses a spinning disc with carbide-tipped teeth to sever tree stems rapidly at ground level, and it is a common configuration on feller bunchers working in timber operations.
This unit is offered in used condition from New York, USA.
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